Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) program is designed for individuals who wish to expand their supply chain management knowledge but cannot afford to put their careers on hold to participate in a full-time degree program. It is an innovative blend of in-residency classes and e-learning segments taught by leading-edge researchers, teachers and practitioners in the field.
Professionals are returning to universities to acquire a specific, deeper knowledge of supply chain practices and technologies to enhance their professional value. Companies are interested in individuals who have solid business skills, decision-making capabilities and a good understanding of the latest technology developments. They are looking for leaders who have the confidence and capability to bring new ideas to the search for enhanced organizational performance.
The MSSCM program augments a student’s understanding of the role of supply chain management in enterprise strategy. It also introduces students to current SCM operating practices, analysis methods, technology applications and strategy development. It incorporates a rigorous cross-functional blend of courses focusing on the relationship of supply chain management to information technology and innovation processes. In addition, the program offers classes in financial and managerial accounting, marketing and finance to students lacking an undergraduate business background.
The Premier Supply Chain Management Program
The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management at Michigan State University has been recognized as one of the premier SCM research and teaching programs nationally and internationally for more than five decades. The faculty has developed a unique body of knowledge concerning logistics, operations, procurement and global supply chain strategy.
After initially establishing the academic discipline over 40 years ago, the Broad School continues to offer undergraduate, Master’s in Business Administration (MBA), Master of Science, and PhD majors in Logistics, Operations and Sourcing Management. These programs produce graduates who hold leading management positions in top U.S. and international firms.
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